SANDY SPRINGS, Ga. -- Sandy Springs Police investigators are trying to track down a reported Peeping Tom.

The man has been spotted prowling the Riverside neighborhood on the south end of the city. Witnesses described him as a tall man wearing a hooded jacket. He knocks on and shines a flashlight through windows.

Sandy Springs Police have documented five Peeping Tom incidents in Riverside, but residents say the suspect has been seen more times than that. He hits the neighborhood at different times of the night, usually between 8 p.m. and 3 a.m.

Anyone who sees the Peeping Tom or has information about him is asked to call Sandy Springs Police at 770-551-3310 or the police tip line at 770-551-3300.

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SANDY SPRINGS, Ga. -- A woman who fled from police during a traffic stop and hid in a Sandy Springs office park is now in custody.

The suspect, 29-year-old Shauney Busby, was pulled over in Brookhaven Monday morning for aggressive driving, according to Brookhaven Police Lt. Brandon Gurley.

When the police tried to approach her, Busby drove off, crossing into Sandy Springs.

Gurley said the suspect abandoned her car outside the office park at 780 Johnson Ferry Road, where the road becomes Glendridge Drive, and ran into one of the buildings. Security guards at the office park searched for an hour before finding Busby and bringing her to the police.

Busby may have been involved in a hit-and-run in Dunwoody earlier Monday, according to Gurley. She now faces charges in Sandy Springs and Brookhaven as well, and will be booked in the DeKalb County Jail.

SANDY SPRINGS, Ga. -- Eric Chepkuto came to America from Kenya in 1998 to get a degree and earn a living to support his family here and back in Kenya.

Just when his life was looking up, he was murdered in his Sandy Springs apartment.

His murder didn't receive any news media attention when it happened. But it has sent shock waves across continents as a high profile case in Kenya.

Chepkuto recently graduated from Kennesaw State University. His wife said he planned to go back to Kenya to visit his mother in April. Instead, she had to ship his body to Kenya to be buried.

"It's been 10 years since his mother has seen him and now I have to send him back to her in a box," his wife said. "And that's what really haunts me so bad."

She didn't want to be identified because she is afraid. Chepkuto's killer has not been caught.